Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-10

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- 06anO sso0i1ass reported - follows
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NJ 10 hishWav committee reported - fol-
'Slrn.s N1nninoissd Manor strsst, from
EGntA . rlaae, gutter crossing. north 10
4 - 80 q Naaoe strsst; graded Florence
4 - nO0 1fsnoe 70 aliey x recommended
! VD4on0oo 10 - lid o. sase side OF Florence
SGouA Asfo0 nanor stroos 10 allsyX; laid under.
01au1d sewoes q Second and Locust streets
y - oeheP impeovemsnts relaid gutter cross.
- 6 Walnut end Commerce sereess; gut.
- auainGs pat down q Second and Union,
- second and Maple; on sccouut OF severe
Snlns han considerable WORK.
n nro coOmitteo reported testing all the
nro euginsA whioh ere in good condition.
TAo sanitary and police committee reported
a01onding 70 the usual complaints matter
regarding southsass corner Of Church and
Alley ], which be- bssn declared . nuisance
oeesndod 70 and The placs he's been renovated;
several stxeses and guteers sre In bad condi.
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III. Vernon Enia, in reference to the drain.
- a Concord lane, asked that the order 70
boild Q gutter b reoonsidered and council
SAOuld visit The plsca which visit will be
0ado.
Nj. q II. Purple stated that the Pennsyl-
vnnia railroad had CONSENTED to place siding
6 North Second street. above Keely Stove
company, and asked consent Of councils TO
have the siding put In, which was denied.
Tue matter OF settling up the tax dupli.
cats Of ". @. Duttenhoier, collector, will be
srransed q Solicitor Kauffman's office on
"wednesday evening.
An ordinance relating to the opening Of
[iane strest was brought up for cotton and
the following vote taken: Ayes-Messrs.
Nussss, Watson and Wilson nays-Alffitn,
Dtsvonson and Eckman. Mr.. Csswen 70
fussd b voeA
Proposals for furnishing coal were 70
oelved from George DsHud, for No pea
coal, $40 per gross ton ; buck whest q. 80
pse ton. 81 r. Bruner, for No. pea coal,
0276 buck wheat $3.50 The contract was
awarded 10 Mr.. Bruner.
Proposals for taking the census Of the
borough Wefe received - follows: 8. II.
Boyd, elOO; slads & Rhodes, $50 r. 8.
Cunklin, Sl44 Tho contract was given to
Dlads & RhodsA the census 70 b oommenced
On August 22d and 10 bs completed In Is
days and . complete report handed 10 the
ssorstary within 30 daya
Justice Evans brought the attention OF
council to an act Of assembly to conhne Va
avaA In q Ckup Hoe Ava
days, and arrangements should b made for
thsir keeping The law and ordinance com.
mittss viii astsnd to the matter.
Proposals. were received from the Colum
be % company 70 furnish 100 or more
lamps, six fest burnsra from dark to mid
night at el2 50 per lamp; al night, every
DARK night, go per lamp; every night In :h'
year, rs par lamp For IN additional sun
2B % lamp psr year, the company vii
repair and keep In repair all lamps now b
position and pat In new lamps wherever n
Quired, all ls0ps 70 - the property OF th,
borough q the end Of tho contract Ths
Columbia Electric Light company offered to
renew their contract tor ono year on the same
farms - the present contract 500 psr lamp,
or for torn OF three years at sos per lamp
Action on the proposals was deferred to au
adjourned meeting.
The highway coWmittee was instructed &c
attsnd 70 mscadamiziDg Poplar street, and
plscing gutter scross west aide OF Maple
street
Eighty dollars was appropriated to the
shawnee nre company for replacing hose
burstsd ct the trial Of the La France steamer.
An ordinance Was presented regulating the
height of limbs Of trees, swnings, signs, etc
which must be seven feet above the grade OF
the pavement
A petition was received from Q number oi
citizens asking that psvemsnts be laid on
the west side OF Eighth street, from Locus,
70 Walnut which was granted.
The solicitor was instructed to proceed
against Frank Shillow, who 10 erecting
houses on Church alley, and George Hippey
erecting slaughter house on alley /, In VIC
lation of the ordinance.
The highway committee were Instructed
10 notify F. 8. Bletz to remove the chimney,
q buildings On South Front street. destroyer
By hrA
Complaints were received about the tsle
phone company transcsnding their rights
under resolution Of council, In the location
and erection OF poles without consulting the
highway committee. Tho COMMITTEES will
have the matter In charge and the resolution
will be enforced.
h. Nolts asked for $500 damages resulting
SIO4u lup0tt0Ct Drainage OF alley j, ~ the
recent rains The matter was laid ON the
table.
John 4 Tyler was elected fireman q. the
opsrs house st eL5O per day. Orders were
granted sor q, 25 In payment Of bills, etc.
Council adjourned to meet at the call Of the
president
aurs While Coupling Cars
Franklin s. Clinton, . brakeman on
Harrisburg crow OF the Psnnsylvanis rail-
road, was engaged in coupling cars in the
west yards early this morning. He had his
right hand caught between two cars and the
second finger ives severely crushed. Medical
attention wss given the injury and Clinton
sent to his home In Harrisburg.
Large EXcorsioa.
An excursion went TO Mount 0retns thi,
morning under the management OF the
Wnehtsvills Presbyterian and Methodis,
sunday sohoola Fourteen cars were packed
place. '''''
The picnic OF the St John's Iuthsr.r
Sunday school went TO Psnryn to-day snd
IVES not very largely as.suded,
The Shawnee fire company will bold . nj.
II nic In Heise's woods on SATURDAY. Au,r., .,
The new leeter box has been plsced n ,h,
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